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117 See P.V. Sharma's notes on this chapter and his criticism of Cakrapāṇi's interpretations (1985e: 76–82). Cf. Ca.Vi.8.125–127; Bhela Vi.6; Su.Sū.6 and Ci.24. Compare Su.U.64.6–13ab and Ca.Sū.6.33–40, Su.U.64.13cd–21ab and Ca.Sū.6.41–48, Su. U.64.21cd–31 and Ca.Sū.6.9–18, Su.U.64.32–40ab and Ca.Sū.6.22–26, Su.U.64.40cd–46ab and Ca.Sū.6.27–32, Su.U.64.46cd–55ab and Ca.Sū.6.19–21. Seasonal regimen is also described in non-medical texts, for example, the Padmapurāṇa (see H.H. Wilson, 1984: I, 44). See on seasonal festivals and their relevance to medicine: P. Hymavathi (1993a). See on the seasons and seasonal regimen: D. Feller ((1995); J. Gonda (1965): 258; J. Jolly (1901): 38–39 (C.G. Kashikar 46–47); G. Kiem (1982); W. Kirfel (1967): 131; P. Kutumbiah (1969): 132–133; G.J. Meulenbeld (1974): 449–450; V. Raghavan (1972); L. Renou (1948–49), (1950), (1950a); C. Vogel (1971); H. Zimmer (1879): 371–374; F. Zimmermann (1975), (1982a): 47–48. See for examples of the actuality of the topic in contemporary India: M. Nichter (1986): 203–207; A.B. Talāviyā Bhāradvāj (1996a). See on meteorology in ancient India: R. Gangopadhyay (1932): 45–53; A.S. Ramanathan (1993); A.M. Shastri (1959–1960), (1996): II, 495–508; T.M. Srinivasan (1976). See on the half of the year called uttarāyaṇa (= udagayana): K.D. Abhyankar (1988); S.N. Pradhan (1927): 263–264. See on the division of the year: H. Jacobi (1896); H. Oldenberg (1894), (1896): 450–457. See on observations of European travellers on the seasons and their influence on health and disease: Anonymous (1964a): 245.